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Joseph Perrino Obituary
PERRINO, JOSEPH P. - of Brigantine, died January 9, 2006. He was born, April 16, 1938, beloved son of Giuseppe and Rosa Perrino, brother of the late Patrick, Dominick and Peter; survived by brother Michael, numerous nephews, nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces. Joseph was trained as an educator in the Marist Order and later taught in the New York Public School system as a Math and English teacher, where he established an award winning year book. Upon retirement from academia, he undertook a new career with his family in the trade show industry, ultimately retiring as an owner in 1996. Known by all for his compassion and honesty, his vibrant presence will be sorely missed. A memorial Mass will be held at St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church, 331 Eighth Street, Brigantine, on Saturday, January 28, 2006 at 10a.m. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to the St. Jude Foundation, 501 St. Jude's Place, Memphis, TN 38105. Arrangements by Keates-Plum Funeral Home, Brigantine. www.lifecelebration.com
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Sylvia Arnold
July 4, 2023
Grand rising sweetie resting in paradise !!!!!!!
Joseph Perrino
January 14, 2006
We grew up together, worked together, always you were not just an uncle but a friend. The angels now have someone else they can call a true friend. Always missed and always will be loved.
Peter Brensinger
January 14, 2006
Uncle JP- you've been an inspiration and a guidline for the years of my young life. I will always love you and will never forget your kindness.
-Peter
Sarah Brensinger
January 14, 2006
Dear Uncle JP,
I love you very much. I am going to miss you.
Corinne Perrino
January 14, 2006
Joe dear. Can only say that I loved you, and will miss you. You were like the little brother I never had. May you rest in God's arms forever. Lovingly, Corinne
Barbara Mueller
January 14, 2006
To Jo-Jo, Uncle Joe, JP, by whatever name I knew you, from my earliest memory, you have been a father, brother, uncle, teacher, mentor and most importantly, my great friend. You were always wonderful not only to me, but to my sons, grandson and husband. The most self-less person I have known. I will miss you terribly but you will always be right here in my heart and in my mind, and while you are on your journey to a "better" place, please say hello to your other friend, Rudi. Thank you for every second you have been in my life. Now who can I call with my grammer questions?
Your oldest, nuttiest niece, Barbara
J and L Brensinger
January 14, 2006
Uncle Joe (JoJo, JP) - We will always remember "JP" as a man of wit and intelligence, but much more, as a generous and loving man. He brought culture and dignity to all our lives. His legacy of love will pass from generation to generation. He will be greatly missed.
With love from Lee Ann, John, Peter, Sarah and Erika
Louise Palmisano
January 12, 2006
“JP” was a man of integrity, always with something positive to say. He was always a pleasure to work with, as he always worked “with” who ever he worked with. His smile could light up a room and now this world has lost a shining star to a better place. God Bless you JP and our memories of you.
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